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• Title: Lecture I: Nutrition and Health
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  • converted once again, in the further process of digestion, into sugar.
  • And we need sugar. So you see, we get the sugar we need from the
  • there must be more exertion still, because sugar has to be derived
  • transforming carbohydrates into starch and starch into sugar, I become
  • strong. Precisely through the fact that I permeate myself with sugar
  • forms starch and sugar in the healthiest possible way. Actually, the
  • starch and sugar.
  • starch and the starch into sugar: that requires inner heat.
  • potatoes in your head, you get sugar. The conversion takes place as I
  • You see, that is the difference between fats and sugar or minerals.
  • The human being still takes his salt and his sugar from nature. He has
  • to derive the sugar from the potato and the rye and so on, but there
  • he gets carbohydrates, he would never be able to form sugar by
  • himself. And if he could not form sugar, he would be a weakling
  • forever. So be grateful for the sugar, gentlemen! Because you are
  • peoples. There are certain peoples who consume very little sugar or
  • foodstuffs that produce sugar. These peoples have weak physical
  • form sugar, and they are strong.
• Title: Lecture II: Nutrition and Health
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  • different situation. The sugar illness, diabetes, shows that a person
  • lump of sugar! That's something that must be regarded in the right
  • way. For a child who jumps up on his chair to sneak a lump of sugar
  • fact that he must sneak a bit of sugar, is a sign that his liver is
  • not in order. Only those children sneak sugar who have something wrong
  • with their livers — it is then actually cured by the sugar. The
  • others are not interested in sugar; they ignore it. Naturally, such a
  • Father or Mother not be looking, so that I can take that sugar: then